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Draw a navigation that will hold up to anything nature can throw at it, except for a mild breeze, a little rain, or high humidity.

In winter, here in the Ukraine it's rather cold and snowy, I oftentimes find myself creating colorful illustrations that compensate for the cold weather. Today I will show you how to brighten your mood by creating vivid illustrations with layered paper text and ribbons. We'll create custom type and use Illustrator effects extensively to optimize our work.

How to Create a Rainy Window Vector Background

Learn how to create a realistic vector kiwi using effects like Texturizer, Pointillize, Grain and Film grain.

How to Illustrate a Brain Icon for OS X and Vista

How do people get great logos and brand names? This tutorial aims at one method for getting a great name with an associated logo

A tutorial for making wood textured planks in Adobe Illustrator.

Easily create a wood grain texture in Illustrator using Illustrator's effects, warp tool, and twirl tool.

A great tutorial to guide you through a master graphic designer's own creative logo design process, from start to finish. She goes through her communication with the customer, how to conceptualize and brainstorm, and much more.

Here is a quick way to create wood grain effect using the warp tools in illustrator.

Last week I introduced Frankenspoon, a downloadable flat pack toy inspired by the likes of the Readymech characters by Fwis. In this post I'll be going back through the stages of his creation, starting with an idea floating around in my brain, to a rough pencil sketch, to drawing up in Adobe Illustrator and finally bringing to life in three dimensions!